DNCW projects that align with and will directly contribute to achieving objectives outlined in various plans and strategies.
Agritourism Development Program
DNCW has engaged the services of industry development experts Sparrowly Group to undertake research with stakeholders to better understand the challenges, perceptions and opportunities that Agritourism presents for the Central West region of NSW.
Cycle Strategy
DNCW are appointing sector specialists to understand the opportunities and challenges to grow cycle tourism as part of the development of the Central West visitor economy.
Industry Development
DNCW has appointed industry specialists The Destination Agency to identify the training needs; develop resources aligned with the NSW First suite of training programs; and provide workshops for tourism businesses and other visitor economy focused stakeholders across the Central West NSW region.
Product Audit
DNCW has appointed industry specialists The Tourism Collective to undertake a product audit and gap analysis of the region’s tourism product to identify the region’s top 20% of product aligned to experience strengths and identify areas for improvement.
Research & Data Review
DNCW has appointed research specialists Destination Research to undertake a review of research and data sources and services used and needed to assist local area stakeholders (LGAS/LTOS) to make informed decisions about visitor economy growth and development in a timely manner.
Visitor Economy Infrastructure
DNCW has appointed industry specialists TRC Tourism, to undertake a review of visitor economy related infrastructure across the region.
Destination Central West NSW acknowledges the many Aboriginal Nations and Aboriginal People of the Central West NSW region as the traditional carers and custodians of the land that we all now live and work on. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Destination Central West NSW values the diversity of this region and works in partnership with local Aboriginal communities to respectfully celebrate and share Aboriginal culture with visitors to the region and also with locals who live here.
